The Crocodile has been a pillar of Seattle’s vibrant music scene, attracting music lovers worldwide for over three decades. The Crocodile hosts a diverse range of musical acts, from emerging local bands to well-known international artists, solidifying its place as a beloved cultural institution in the city.

The Crocodile relocated to new location in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood in 2021. The new space features an expanded main showroom, Madame Lou’s second stage for intimate performances, a comedy club, and more including the Hotel Crocodile, offering lodging for visiting artists and guests. This multifaceted venue provides a variety of entertainment options and support for the local music community.

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There are many opportunities to Go See Live Music at The Crocodile throughout the month of June. Upcoming shows at The Crocodile include Mystery Skulls who will captivate the audience on June 18 and Allie X who will showcase her talents on June 19.

Welsh rockers Los Campesinos! are set to perform at The Crocodile on June 24. Australian folk duo Hollow Coves will play a show on June 27 with support from Billianne. South Korean singer-songwriter GSoul brings his The Voice Of Korea-winning talents to The Crocodile on June 28 with Ethan Low and Sangstaa also on the bill.

Madame Lou’s will welcome The Mountain Grass Unit on June 21. Dreamer Boy plays Madame Lou’s on June 24, followed by Winnetka Bowling League taking its stage on June 25.

View the full concert schedule for The Crocodile and Madame Lou’s in June and beyond below.